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graceless

/ˈɡreɪs.ləs/

翻译: 形容人或举止缺乏优雅、风度或魅力,常显得笨拙、粗鲁或不得体。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈɡreɪs.ləs/C1formal
  • zh形容人或举止缺乏优雅、风度或魅力,常显得笨拙、粗鲁或不得体。

Describes a person or action that lacks grace, elegance, or charm; often clumsy or awkward in manner.

  1. Lacking graciousnessB2formal

    Not showing kindness, politeness, or good manners; behaving in an ungracious or rude manner.

    zh无礼的

    • His graceless refusal to thank the host was noted by everyone.
    • She made a graceless comment about the food, which embarrassed her friends.
    • The graceless way he rejected the offer left a bad impression.

    同义词boorishchurlishdiscourteousill-manneredimpoliteinsensitiverudetactlessuncivilungracious

    反义词civilconsideratecourteousgraciouskindmannerlypolite

  2. Lacking physical graceB2formal

    Moving or behaving in a clumsy, awkward, or uncoordinated way.

    zh笨拙的

    • The dancer's graceless fall ruined the performance.
    • He made a graceless attempt to catch the ball and stumbled.
    • Her graceless movements on the ice made her look like a beginner.

    同义词awkwardbumblingclumsygawkyinelegantlumberingstiffuncoordinatedungracefulwooden

    反义词agilecoordinatedelegantgracefullithenimblesmoothsupple

  3. Lacking social polishC1formal

    Not having the refined social skills or elegance expected in polite society.

    zh举止粗鲁

    • His graceless behavior at the formal dinner shocked the other guests.
    • She was considered graceless because she never knew the right thing to say.
    • The graceless newcomer interrupted conversations and told inappropriate jokes.

    同义词awkwardboorishclumsygaucheineleganttactlessuncouthungraceful

    反义词cultureddebonairelegantgracefulpolishedrefinedsuaveurbane

词形
  • more graceless comparative form
  • most graceless superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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